The problem is that there is no shared understanding of measures to be taken in crisis: I would suggest VoxEurop to publish an article comparing proposed post-covid measures in individual EU member states. What I read, politicians in southern EU members propose very profligate incentives including unrestricted unconditional basic income for every citizens, while northern and eastern EU members prefer also quite generous but more economically rational measures like temporarily changing full-time jobs to part-time jobs where state would contribute to the difference between the part- and full-time job which would be less financially demanding and, even more importantly, preserve employment and preserve working habits of people.

Therefore, I understand the technical reason why you call for corona-bond - the financial markets would demand very high interest for bonds issued by those countries worse struck by the corona-virus - but giving bottomless pot of money to politicians of those countries would lead to total decay of those countries. It is well-known fact that those third-world countries that fully rely on Western “development help” are in a hopeless situation even politically while countries that rely on their own people and do their best to stand on their own feet are much better off even politically (simply because the citizens are essential for the given country’s economic success that’s why citizens have their say)… That’s why I urge politicians in current heated emotional situation not to repeat the same mistake in the case of EU members as they did with the third-world countries!